The hypothesis: Confusion resulting from the fact that a multitude of devices (e.g., vape-pens, JUULs) fall under the umbrella term e-cigarettes, the use of different names to refer to e-cigarettes (e.g., vapes, electronic vaping devices), and the use of different terminology to refer to e-cigarette use (e.g., vaping, JUULing) may lead some young e-cigarette users to incorrectly indicate non-use. Key findings: Some 31.5 percent of adolescents who said they had used a specific e-cigarette device did not report general e-cigarette use
Abstract Objectives: The use of flavored electronic cigarettes (e-cigarettes) is common among e-cigarette users, but little is known about the potential harms of flavorings, the extent to which the concurrent use of multiple flavor types occurs, and the correlates of flavor type use
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